We’ve seen David Gauke’s no-fault divorce plans before – in the Soviet Union
This week, Secretary of State for Justice David Gauke was busy accepting plaudits for his no-fault divorce Bill.
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On this day: Christian beliefs on trial
On 24 June 2008, Anthony Rollins was preaching in Birmingham city centre. He was speaking, as he often did, to passers-by about the Lord Jesus Christ.
‘My trans kids documentary made reporting on the Middle East peace process look straightforward’
Olly Lambert has been making TV documentaries for twenty years. He’s won two BAFTAs and an Emmy. But nothing prepared him for making a film about transgender children.
The Long Read: Abortion’s link to eugenics – US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
On 28 May, the US Supreme Court handed down a decision on abortion in the state of Indiana. Alongside the ruling, Judge Clarence Thomas issued his assessment of the historical connection between abortion and eugenics and the implications for today.
When is a factsheet not a factsheet?
Abortion is a controversial subject. And giving young people correct information is important.
Criminalising loving parents: The best way to a progressive society?
“Smacking is abuse, and anyone who smacks their child is an abuser.”